irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2021
what they reported doing
Program narrative the organization filed with the IRS. Ordered by program spending.
- #1 primary $315KTHE RYAN WHITE HIV STREET OUTREACH PROGRAM PERFORMED OUTREACH SERVICES TO AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN WHO WERE HARD TO REACH AND RESISTANT TO TREATMENT FOR THE PURPOSES OF EARLY INTERVETION HIV TESTING AND REFERRAL TO HIV MEDICAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
- #2 $723KTHE SAFE AND DRUG FREE SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITIES PROGRAM PROVIDED SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION EDUCATION AND TRAINING TO CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES
named programs · 8 · from sources
what they call their work
Adult Outpatient Program
Outpatient substance abuse treatment offering standard and intensive levels of care including individual, family, and group counseling, relapse prevention, and peer supports for adults aged 18+ with substance use or co-occurring disorders.
At-Home HIV Testing
Free at-home HIV test kit distribution program prioritized for high-risk individuals in metropolitan Phoenix.
EBAN (HIV University)
12-week educational support program for newly diagnosed individuals living with HIV/AIDS, focusing on accessing medical care, medication adherence, housing, nutrition, and emotional resilience.
Ebony House Men's Residential Program
14-bed Level II residential treatment program for men offering structured therapy, counseling, life skills training, and community reintegration support in a 24-hour supervised environment.
Elba House
10-bed residential treatment program for pregnant and parenting women providing 24-hour supervised care, cognitive behavioral therapy, family intervention, skill development, and psychosocial rehabilitation.
Flow: Gender Identity Exploration through Creative Writing
Special workshop series supporting gender identity exploration using creative writing as a therapeutic tool.
Ryan White Part A Medical Case Management
Outreach and case management program coordinating medical care, medication adherence, and access to ancillary services for individuals living with HIV/AIDS.
Youth & Young Adult Behavioral Health Services
Home-based behavioral health program providing therapeutic interventions, parenting classes, family counseling, and psychiatric evaluations for children and youth with behavioral challenges.
activities · 5
what they do
direct service · 5
- Behavioral health services for children and families Child & Youth Outpatient Mental Health ServicesProvides home-based and individualized behavioral health services for children and young adults with behavioral challenges, using evidence-based and family-centered care models. Services include therapy, counseling, parenting classes, psychiatric evaluations, and coordination across care systems to strengthen family relationships.
- HIV/AIDS testing, treatment, and support services HIV & STI Testing and Treatment ServicesDelivers comprehensive HIV/AIDS services including free rapid and at-home HIV testing, Ryan White Part A Medical Case Management, outreach, risk reduction education, and a 12-week EBAN HIV University program that supports newly diagnosed individuals with medical care, housing, and nutrition.
- Outpatient substance use and behavioral health treatment Substance Use Disorder TreatmentProvides outpatient services for adults and youth with substance use and behavioral health disorders, offering standard and intensive levels of care. Services include individual, family, and group counseling, drug and alcohol education, relapse prevention, peer support, and community referrals.
- Residential treatment for substance use disorders Substance Use Disorder TreatmentOperates 24/7 residential treatment programs in Phoenix, Arizona for adult men and for pregnant or parenting women with substance use disorders, including 14-bed and 10-bed Level II facilities based on ASAM criteria. Services include individualized treatment, group and individual counseling, life skills training, relapse prevention, and on-site daycare for maternal participants.
- Transitional and supported housing for recoveryOffers no-cost supported housing in Phoenix, Arizona for adults who have completed residential treatment and are transitioning to independent living. Participants are required to engage in employment, education, or volunteer work, and receive peer support, case management, and connections to long-term housing and care services.
strategies · 9
how they think
Theories of action extracted from this org's own source material. Click any approach shared with other orgs to see the full field.
- Accountability and Peer Support for Reintegration accountability_and_peer_support unique to this orgThe organization emphasizes routine and accountability through mandatory work, school, or volunteer requirements. This is combined with peer-supported community living to facilitate successful reintegration into society.
- Community-Based and Barrier-Reducing Care community_based_care unique to this orgThe organization operates with a compassionate community model, designing programs to reduce barriers to care and strengthen community connections. This approach helps participants access resources, feel supported, and promotes recovery and mental wellness through community-based care as part of a broader network of rehabilitative services.
- Culturally Responsive and Targeted Care culturally_responsive_care unique to this orgThe organization provides culturally specific treatment, initially focusing on the African American community, and expands these culturally grounded services to individuals of all ethnicities, particularly underserved populations. This approach addresses unique challenges related to substance use disorder and ensures care honors diverse backgrounds, identities, and beliefs.
- Evidence-Based and Individualized Treatment evidence_based_individualized_treatment unique to this orgThe organization utilizes evidence-based practices and interventions to deliver individualized treatment services. This approach promotes dignity, self-respect, and community improvement, stabilizes youth behavior, strengthens family relationships, reduces risks, and builds support systems, all while respecting individual dignity and tailoring care to specific needs based on criteria like ASAM.
- Family-Centered and Home-Based Behavioral Health family_centered_home_based_care unique to this orgThe organization applies Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Motivational Interviewing to address underlying behavioral issues, combined with family-centered care and multi-system coordination. They also use a home-based service delivery model to provide therapeutic interventions in a natural family environment, aiming to reduce resistance and improve treatment outcomes.
- Gender-Specific Treatment gender_specific_treatment unique to this orgThe organization delivers individualized, gender-specific substance use treatment specifically for pregnant and parenting women, recognizing their unique needs.
- Holistic Outreach and Empowerment holistic_outreach unique to this orgThe organization uses a holistic outreach model that combines education, counseling, medical access, and personal empowerment to meet individuals' physical and emotional needs. This approach also includes counseling to address stigma, reduce shame, and build self-worth through non-judgmental support.
- Integrated and Holistic Treatment for Co-occurring Disorders integrated_care_for_co_occurring_disorders unique to this orgThe organization employs an integrated and holistic approach to address co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders. This involves combining clinical therapy with practical life support, accepting applicants with stable co-occurring disorders, and providing comprehensive care that integrates mental health services.
- Supportive and Transitional Housing transitional_housing_model unique to this orgThe organization uses supportive housing as a transitional model to bridge the gap between residential treatment and independent living. This stable, structured environment helps reduce relapse risk during reintegration and supports the transition process.
financials · form 990 · fy2021
the money
revenue
Total revenue$3.62M
Contributions & grants$601K17%
Program service revenue$3.00M83%
Investment income$51K1%
Other revenue$-28K
expenses
Total expenses$4.03M
Program expenses88%
Admin / overhead12%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$2.68M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$6.62M
Cash$4.62M
Investments$0
Liabilities$1.13M
Net assets$5.49M
Liquid reserves13.7 mo
3 years on record · 2019–2021 · YoY revenue -13.2%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021
who runs it
paid leadership · 1
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| WILLIAM FREEMAN | CEO | 55 | $244K |
board members · 5
- BILL COLLINS — DIRECTOR
- CHARLES HAYES — TREASURER
- EMMET BOYD — DIRECTOR
- ROB HOLLOWAY — DIRECTOR
- WILLIAM KENNEDY — DIRECTOR
relationships · 20
who they work with
- ABC15 Arizona Partner — Featured Ebony House, Inc. on their broadcast to showcase their work.
- Arizona Department of Child Safety Government — Partial funder and supporting agency
- Arizona Department of Health Behavioral Health Services Government — Partial funder and supporting agency
- Arizona Department of Health Services Government — Licensed and credentialed through this department.
- Arizona Department of Health Services Government — Licensing and credentialing agency for Ebony House, Inc.
- Arizona Department of Health Services Government — Licensing and credentialing authority for Elba House residential program
- Arizona Department of Health Services Government — Licensing and credentialing authority for Youth & Young Adult Behavioral Health Services.
- Arizona Department of Revenue Government — EBONY HOUSE INC is registered as a Qualifying Charitable Organization (QCO) with the Arizona Department of Revenue, allowing donors to receive state tax credits.
- Federal Department of Health and Human Services Government — Funder of HIV services through federal programs
- Federal Department of Health and Human Services Government — Partial funder and supporting agency
- Health Resources and Services Administration Government — Funder of HIV services under the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Treatment Extension Act
- Lifetime TV Partner — Collaborates through the 'Balance Act' program to raise awareness about Ebony House Inc. and substance use disorder treatment.
- Maricopa County Government — Partial funder of HIV outreach and prevention services
- Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care Partner — Partial funder and supporting agency
- Regional Behavioral Health Authority Government — Credentialing agency for Ebony House, Inc.
- Regional Behavioral Health Authority Government — Credentialing and oversight body for behavioral health services.
- Regional Behavioral Health Authority Government — Credentialing body for Elba House residential program
- Regional Behavioral Health Authority Government — Licensed and credentialed through this authority.
- The People of Color Network Partner — Supporting network providing partial operational support
- The Ryan White HIV/AIDS Treatment Extension Act of 2009 Government — Source of federal funding support